New York-based singer-songwriter and DJ Chloe Jane delivers a relatable take on the complicated territory between romance and friendship on her new song, "They Don't Like You." The track is fun, direct, and rooted in a relatable relationship dilemma, the fallout when the person you're dating and the friends who have always been there for you don't get along.
"They Don't Like You" is the tension between romantic attraction and the importance of enduring friendships. She draws on a relationship experience that inspired the song, giving it a personal foundation while keeping its message widely relatable. The song emphasizes the importance of knowing your self-worth and protecting the relationships that offer real love and support. It argues that friendship is paramount, especially when romantic relationships may shift, but strong friendships can offer a vital connection.
Chloe Jane, Blake Mares, Rob Cohen, Will Mandell, Skylar Capri, and Jess Swchartz wrote the song, and SameSame, Rob Cohen, and Blake Mares produced it. The collaborative lineup fits a song built on a simple but meaningful concept, know your worth and don't let anyone mess with the relationships that matter most. Chloe Jane turns a complex relationship dynamic into a sunny statement about friendship, boundaries, and staying connected to the people who have your back in "They Don't Like You."
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